Yes, she does lack the ultimate in color-changing skills — she is VERY SLOPPY at it. Many others are better chameleons — but the “skill” does add the gross lack of credibility and criminal-aura of the Hillary as it does to most pols.
Bump and Ping.
Sybil?
Interpretation: Hillary's one sick b*tch!
She doesn't know where she's going, so all roads lead there.
The person who visited the Clinton White House the most was Yassar (the terrorist) Arafat and still the vast majority of American Jews supported the Clintons.
So you Folks that read the Jewish World Review should rethink their support for her criminal ass.
Dave Weinbaum, if that is your conclusion -- you are a bigger moron than I thought. Al lost because he didn't have enough votes in the Electoral College. Politics is so polarized these days that nobody decides to vote based on debates...
No multiple about it - she simply has a personality disorder.
” Without those debate debacles Al beats George hands down.”
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Like Hell he does.
The film is set in the United States in the 1920s and 1930s. The title character, Leonard Zelig (played by Woody Allen), is a man who has the ability to change his appearance to that of the people who surround him. For example, if he is among doctors, he transforms into a doctor, if around overweight people, he quickly becomes heavy himself. Zelig is called the "human chameleon". He is first noticed at a party by F. Scott Fitzgerald who notices how when in the main hall with the guests he sings the praise of the affluent classes in a refined, snobbish accent, while when in the kitchen with the servants he seethes with rage at the "fat cats" while speaking with a thick proletarian voice.
Dr. Eudora Fletcher (Mia Farrow) is a psychiatrist who wants to help this man with this strange disorder, when he is admitted to her hospital. With the use of hypnotic techniques, she discovers that Zelig aims for approval, so he changes to fit in. Dr. Fletcher's determination allows her to eventually cure Zelig, but not without complications; on the road to recovery, Zelig temporarily develops a personality which is intolerant of other people's opinions.
From wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zelig